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Cox's Bazar, May 24, 2025 : A Rohingya drug trafficker was apprehended by the Divisional Intelligence Agency, Dhaka, while attempting to smuggle yaba tablets hidden inside chili packets in Cox’s Bazar. The arrest was made during an operation conducted on Saturday (May 24) morning at a checkpoint in Cox’s Bazar, based on intelligence information.
Mohammad Khorshed Alam, Deputy Director of the Divisional Intelligence Agency, Dhaka, confirmed that the detained individual is a Rohingya national with a history of involvement in drug trafficking. During the operation, a significant quantity of yaba tablets, concealed within chili packets, was seized from the suspect. Preliminary investigations suggest that the drugs were intended for distribution in Dhaka and other parts of the country.
“Drug traffickers are resorting to increasingly innovative methods. This time, they attempted to smuggle yaba by hiding it in chili packets, but our intelligence vigilance foiled their plan,” said Mohammad Khorshed Alam. He added that a case has been filed against the suspect under the Narcotics Control Act, and the individual has been handed over to the local police station.
With a rise in drug trafficking incidents along the border areas of Cox’s Bazar, law enforcement agencies have intensified their surveillance and operations. The Divisional Intelligence Agency stated that their efforts to combat drug trafficking will continue unabated.
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